One year ablation anniversary

[MaryCa]

I had my ablation one year ago today. One year of blissful nsr. Long may it continue, please god.

[Dodie117]

happy anniversary - and many more to come. I had mine in uk in 2013 and lasted until 2020. Is back now but less severe than previously so doing “wait and see”. Am

Im in Ireland now and so far regular 6 monthly appointments with cardiologist. Echo, Holter monitor etc so good treatment. 🤞

[MaryCa in reply to Dodie117]

I'm in Limerick Dodie. No more monitoring required at the mo by cardiologist or EP. Just contact the EP directly or his nurse if I end up in trouble again.

[Hidden]

When Irish eyes are smiling!👍

[MaryCa in reply to Hidden]

Thank you

[iris1205]

Fantastic - enjoy and congratulations!

[MaryCa in reply to iris1205]

Thank you

[meadfoot]

How wonderful, enjoy.

[MaryCa in reply to meadfoot]

Thank you

[Paulbounce]

Hi Mary.. Perfect - just pefect. Well done you.

Paul

[MaryCa in reply to Paulbounce]

Thank you. Well done my EP. Super relaxed guy. Does a high volume of ablations. Very confident in his abilities. And I only found that out at my check up afterwards.

[Rainfern]

Super news Mary and many more years of NSR to you 😊

[MaryCa in reply to Rainfern]

Thank you

[Singwell]

Congratulations 🎊. Very happy for you. I've had no detectable AF since May 2022 and it does feel good. Long may it last for both of us.

[MaryCa in reply to Singwell]

Isn't nsr fabulous! Long may it continue for both of us

[Singwell in reply to MaryCa]

It's the lesser load of anxiety that I appreciate. I'm no longer in major protective mode and can enjoy my new normalnwoth regimen of self-care

[MaryCa in reply to Singwell]

I need to work on the self care. Just sorted out the relationship I was in by ending it. January starts the healthy eating and looking After me properly.

[Singwell in reply to MaryCa]

It's a learning curve to put ourselves first isn't it?

[wilsond]

Hear hear! Happy anniversary!

[MaryCa in reply to wilsond]

Thank you

[MummyLuv]

congratulations! Enjoy NSR

[MaryCa in reply to MummyLuv]

Thank you

[CliveP]

Congratulations! Long may it continue.

I suspect there are many more success stories that we don’t always hear of here. Personally, I’m at 7 years AF free since my ablation in 2016 so long term success stories definitely exist. 👍

[MaryCa in reply to CliveP]

That's fabulous to hear Clive. Nsr is wonderful. I didn't realise how exhausting afib rvr was until I didn't have it. Long may we both stay in nsr.

[MWIC]

Great to hear Mary and yeah long may it continue - I’m 6 days post mine and share the hope - bloody game-changer if this works 🙏🙏🙏☘️☘️☘️

[MaryCa in reply to MWIC]

Fingers crossed for you. I asked my EP after my ablation, "what do I do it if starts again" , the only way I can describe it is "he was looking at me crooked thinking what is this woman raving about" lol. But he was right, without saying anything. The most relaxed doctor I've ever met. Best wishes for continued nsr, isn't it wonderful. Now don't you rush back to normal. Let your heart have the time it needs to heal. It is worth every second of taking it handy to be in nsr. Happy Christmas to you and yours

[lizzieloo2]

Great news, I'm 4 months post ablation and have had 3 eps but last 2 very brief and no intervention required. Have a good Christmas and a happy and health New Year

[MaryCa in reply to lizzieloo2]

Nsr is fabulous, isn't it! Best wishes that yours continues to improve. And thank you. Have a great Christmas and an afib free new year.

[kocoach]

You've asked the only ONE that can fulfill your request. May HE grant it for you. Have a Blessed Christmas.

[MaryCa in reply to kocoach]

Thank you. I couldn't walk 80ft this day last year, post ablation three days, without being out of breath. I had to get my daughter to do Christmas dinner under my guidance. Happy Christmas to you. I hope they sing Adeste Fideles at mass tonight. God bless